down just before midnight and the suspect allegedly opened fire on his family, killing five of the 10 people inside the home. that man who survived the shooting lost his wife and grandson in the attack. he said, i never thought he would shoot, i can t believe what he did. griff: a dozen agencies are searching for oropesa, officials have no leads as to his whereabouts and local authorities fear he could be anywhere. five people died in my county and that is why my heart is, in my county, protecting my people to the best of my ability. we have federal, state and local agencies trying to bring this suspect into custody so we can bring justice to the five victims and to ensure this community is safe. griff: they re offing an $80,000 reward for oropesa s capture. as we sit here talking about the migrant crisis, which is coming behind me in that last hour, we had that exclusive interview with chris oliveras who gave insight on difficulty of bringing oropesa into custody. th
knowion, california 29.5 billion. red states like florida 39.2 billion, 9.8 billion came from former new yorkers, texas up 10 10.9%. here is bottom line, people are leaving california and they are going to texas. people are leaving new york and going to florida. until blue states and policies change direction, that exodus will not stop and i m looking at new york city, your tax base it s00 where is your revenue going to come from? back to you. ashley: where will it come from? good question. cheryl casone, thank you. presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy taking interesting questions about gender from nbc s chuck todd.
public finances, underlying debt in five years time is now forecast to be nearly three percentage points of gdp lower than it was in the autumn. that means more money for our public services and a lower burden for the future generations. deeply held conservative values, which we put into practice today. at the autumn statement, i also announced that public sector net borrowing must be below 3% of gdp over the same period. the obr confirmed today we are meeting that rule with a buffer of 39.2 billion. in fact, our deficit falls on every single year of the forecast, with borrowing falling from 5.1%, down to 3.2%, down to 2.2%, and 1.7% in 27 28. even better, in the final two years of the forecast from our current budget is in surplus, meaning that
fraud has been a top concern here from republicans in capitol hill about these enhanced unemployment benefits. labor secretary was asked yesterday if he would consider ending the boosted unemployment benefits early because of the rise in fraud. your own inspector general pointed out there has been at least 39.2 billion in waste and fraud in the pandemic unemployment programs. is it time for this federal emergency employment insurance to be immediately terminated? i give you the simple answer to that. no. a big chunk of stolen unemployment funds have funded crime groups in china and russia during the risk solutions that puts the percentage of stolen funds that have ended up in those criminal groups at 70% making this a national security issue and the ceo of that group also tells axios that he believes that these groups and the criminals